PwC: Thailand's Supply Chain Diversification, AI, and Energy Transition Open New Growth Paths
A PwC Thailand report suggests Thailand is poised to attract new foreign direct investment (FDI) in digital infrastructure, electronics, automotive, and food processing sectors, capitalizing on global supply chain restructuring, AI adoption, and clean energy transitions. Gross FDI inflows reached $86 billion in 2025.
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